One character for my newest WIP by Lyne
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Haven't used "Gosha" - character by Smay from Rendo in a long time...it's actually quite easy to give him SSS - by loading Dawn next to him, copying her face and body materials onto his, then re-applying his main face and body image MAPS... I think really freshens up an old model!
I just can't resist a more painterly way of doing fur on my cats, than fighting with add on fur....HiveWire/Renderosity Big Cat - Leopard
This is for a very elaborate world of characters to to into a fantasy scene I'm working on...
Post Work Painting Process
Brushing the edge of the cat's coat is where I start,
Then I sink into a trance, like I'm hooked on doodle art,
Madly looking for every straight edge to soften into fur,
I'm glad no one can see me, or they'd say "what's wrong with her!?"
I just can't stop, forgetting to eat, drink water or sleep,
Because every spot's edges must be good enough to keep,
Periodically hitting "save" when I'm happy with what I see,
As long as there is another edge to brush, I'll never be free.
Oh don't get me wrong, Laurie's fur is so very pretty,
I just have to make it an even more painterly kitty...
My eyes glaze over more with each tight controlled stroke,
Hoping for the emotional response I feel art should provoke.
Now, finally I will stop and "sleep on it" overnight,
Then study it with fresh eyes, to check if it's "right"....
I'm sure an artist is never really satisfied with her creation,
I suppose it's just the reality of this particular occupation!
~Lyne's Creations

Comments (6)
sweet - so true regarding "artist is never really satisfied"
amazing work dear!
Leopard is amazing. Really looks real. All that work was definitely worth it. Here is a saying for you, "art is knowing when to stop". - Bob
Wonderful work!